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Show 'HIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16 29, 1922. f with hats and fiefs while a new hero flashed Into Its greatest strength was crowned at old Nassau. late. " With A touchdown by Percy Jenkins, sub victory torn from bee grasp, with the cup of victory awept from her lips etltule end, made when he Intercepted and replaced with bitter dregs of defeat, an awkwardly thrown pas from Harthe Maroon warriors made a gallant ris to Mills and ran fifty-fiv- e yards t was half the Crimson scoring. rally. Their terrific plunging, their fierce line A drop kick bv Captain Buell In the secplajr had availed, nothing. Suddenly they ond peMod, booted fifteen yards, and switched tactics and cut loose with the goal from placement ktrit by Owen, made tew in the third period from the thirty-two- -, forward passing game. Only , In which yard were the other scoring factors. preclude tnememt remained make Thev succeeded where other Crimson they might retrieve the day and good the westa claim to football prestige. kicking attempts for goal failed. Dartmouth in defeat lost nothing Perhaps never In the annate of football has a more dramatic march down-fiel- d promise for its later games. Its attack been seen. The attack was desperate. Be- was not as otfong as the Crimsons, fore It the tired and battered Tiger line but Its de'ense was good enough to hold yielded sullenly. Forward passes skim- Harvard for downs twice, once on the d over the line. Then, when Princeline in th third period. med ram Zorn formation John Thomas and By HUGH FULLERTON. ton eeemed to have stopped the drive, Uki Tribune Leased Wlrs they ripped through for ths third touch a long forward pass Chlrsga Tribune-Sil- t over the line. went PENNSYLVANIA ei-- . d&wn and again missed goal This time It was an oveheager Tiger who CHICAGO, OcL 28 playin' m football, defeated weet, playln east- Missed Goals gripped an opponent with bis hands. The BEATS MIDSHIPMEN Count. Maroons gained the length of the pass ern football, on Stag field today In the twenty-fofrom line. the By yard moat apectaeular and desperately fought Those, missed goals counted. PHILADELPHIA. , Ogt. 29. Outplayed this time the massed crowd which had to silence, atood and outmaneuvered by the Midshipmen lntersectlonal struggle In the history of With the score IS to 7, with the ma- cheered themsenves from Annapolis today In th first half of watching a greet struggle. football, Princeton triumphing over Chi- roons, wild With excitement and the west breathlessly forced the assault. Pass after the game, the University of Pennsylvania rampant the maroon, for the time be- Chicago cago, 21 to 18. a4!a the ball football team pulled Itself together in after pass, plunge plunge, ing, underestimated ths fighting spirit was Inside the third period, tied the score and won d Chicago, outplaying, outfighting, line, with the the of the Tiger. from the Navy in ths final quarter, 18 of his lair. the Ttger at edge Princeton, seemed to have lc. fighting 7. forward Until then Chicago had not to Nearly 60,000 persons saw the tory assured and the triumph of western passed, blit had depended upon line play Princeton Repulses Attack. battle. football seemed certain a hen an Instant and line smashing, against which PrincePos" Miller, halfback of th Cantata The Chicago hordes were standing. Pennsylvania eleven,nut stand. The Tigers, fight- while showing te of, fumbling a little blunder in signals, ton" could - oheerlng, deA silence had but unable to smash hard the little screaming. Ing with Its other members Princeand a fumble, scooped by a flying In considering a suitable depository over the Princeton section while In theadvantage fiist half, had a reawakening In ton tdayer.i aroused the d. Ing hope of the fen sc, were forward passing, kicking and) come an assortment of dazsling tricks, the east, tense, uncertain, waited. John th third quarter, and largely through which to open an account 'subwith fighting Tigers, and from then to the trying lvinceton was driven to tricks for de- Thomas, .hero of the first half ef the hla effort th Pennsylvanians scored th finish the old fighting spirit of Nassau check the prospective deto man the who had torn Princeton's tying touchdown and In the next ject game, and, crashing, fighting and fense. sat aroused, The fourth quarter started with the ihte to pieces, was summoned to the res- put acroe the score that won the period first is their way through the de- team institution! The compositor game. the clawing is, thought IIow,strong The great Barchet of the Navy team. seemingly hopelessly beaten, and cue. But Princeton refused to yield. moralised Maroon line, they scored again, bined resources of th.e Utah State National Bank and Zions Savicgs & took the lead, and then, in one of the when Chicago was oobipelted to punt, Two terrific smashes gained but a scant Who was not permitted to start at the most fierce and desperate rallies in his- Gorman tried one of the cleverest playe two yards. Another concentrated assault opening of, the contest, was thrown Into Trust. Company, the two being closely affiliated, are more than 20 the game In the fourth period to turn her d Ing In the book. Catching a punt, he start- upon tackle was stopped dead tory, Princeton, rallying ' million dollars. It was fourth down the ball a yard the tide. His presence seemed d line, hurled hack ed as If to run, then shot a pass across to Inspire strength on the assault after assault of the desperate the field to Ken Kmlth. who was almost jfrom the goal line, thres seconds re the Midshipmen, for they opened up on clear when he was downed. Th Tiger jmained to be played. the Maroons and held their victory safe. (Junkers and for time of the! Upon the next play defeat snd victory, lookedfighting The game, played before the tnoet bril- scream arose again hut, on very threatening. The ball was Princeton players had violated the rules, Chicago's hopes and Princeton's pride carried closely lo the Pennsylvania line, liant crow ever assembled In Chicago A glance at the personnel of officers and a crowd which seethed and screamed with holding with his hands in Interference, 'the supremacy of east and west depend-Th- e but a grounded forward passion the last ball . wgg .called back ..to ;Where ..It ed. John Thomas was called back. The down spoiled the chance at least to tie the rising and falling of the tide of batdirectors gives ample assurance Pi Safety of tle was not good football, but front the Was caught. Princeton was penal.aed Tiger line stiffened to meet the shock, the score. thousand stood persons standpoint of the spectator It was the fifteen yaids and th ball placed.cn It Thirty-tw- o funds entrusted to the case of The LT&ah d line. tense, silent John Thomas hugged the game of games for thrills and excitement, State National Bank, They are men thoroughly versed in all phases which ended when the exhausted and The hope of the east seemed crash ball In hla arms and leaped, charging at battered Tiger crew, holding when defeat Ing Then Gorman and Cleave pulled, the right taikte of the Tiger line. From of business. seemed Imminent, kicked out of danger one of the most faring and brilliant behind Ihe secondary defens of Prince-pla- y ten yards ton rushed In to reinforce the defense, In football. just as the whistle blew and the east, At Fort Collins, Colo. Colorado Agri Standing with Its prestige safe, limped off the field behind his own goal line, (Teaves pre- Thomas was stopped dead. There was cultural with the greatest treasure old Nassau tended to kick, threw a forward pass to ho hole In the line and as the writhing, college 9. college 34, Utah Agricultural ever will place In her hall of fame. the little Mercersburg struggling bunch of boys crushed earthGorman and The Utah State National Bank is progresAt Salt Lake West 0, Jordan 4- youngster tore, ripped and twisted back. ward the hope of Chicago and the west At New Haven Army T, al 7. sive. Its officers are 'men who may he Points Favor East. There Wing replaced Gorman and after died Thomas had failed by two feet to At Cambridge Harvard 12, Dart plays failed Princeton was forced retrieve the day. mouth 3, relied on to further the interests of le-- t The fact that Chicago battered the two to kUk. As the mists gathered Princeton kicked At Ann Arbor, Mich. Michigan 24, Tiger line to shreds In the first half, business. a tried recovered are out gitimate ball, of the Id Chicago the teams . before and mu Illinois They approachable and courteous and anxious1 and danger the fact that the Maroons plunged and then made the blunder which Tin up sgafn the whistle blew and the At Ames, Iowa Arne 13, Washingtouchdowns; the fact play to with advise plowed to clean-ccustomers on problems affecting their business. always I tide. turned the most magnificent contest between east ton 0, that the Maroon line outplayed and and West ever played ended with the At New York Penn State 0, Syrathe Tiger; the fact that the east Mistake Fatal. honors even and the score In favor of cuse 0. with its contempt for the forward pass east. was forced back upon a forward-passin- g , At Cleveland ClhcHinStl 1. Case . seemingly theThe Chicago, with the game At Geneva, N. Y. Hobart 24, City attack to gain, counts for nothin. The safe, lineup and summary; to minutes left twelve with play, Princeton (21). Chicago (18). game showed the east superior In con- sent Puwson to center. Th play was College of New York 0, footbasic le Boston col dition, In training and in Gray to kick and hold the Tiger back in his fLampe It ball. Treat lege fljloaton kaayette l), own But on the signal Dawson Fletcher Fondelik Dickenson At Chicago scored three times on fierce was Jungle. Philadelphia had muddled. The lg...... started IennsyWanla 13, signal .. ..Alford Navy 7. line smashing by the Thomas boy and and stopped, but Dawson thought he King n At Snlveley Oum, against which the lighter Prhe-toCleveland !ewt., back-tSL BL 7. Ignatius passed It and passed the ball Baker Bonaventura 0. rt line seemed unable to stand. Chi- hadZorn, w ho, caught unawares, fumbled Oowdv. , holes were huge opening At Oberlin Oberlln T. Amherst 9. cagos guards and a. the ball bounded away from Ms rtp- . Gorman At Atlanta Notr through the Tiger line and eagpclallvbrothDame 13, Georgti handa Gray came OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. racing through,, ITott . -' Caldwell Tech 3. In ping up Snlvely, while the Thomas hall the the and, outsaclng H. Thomas Crum rh later Zorn poured through- the scooped ers, At Iowa City Iowa 44, Purdue 6, crossed the line. maroons, Cleaves Thomas fly. ..... holes opened by Pondehk At Norman, Okla. Nebraska 29, Okla- -' While Chicago moaned and Princeton J. Score OFFICERS DIRECTORS That first half was all Chicago. Princeby periods; horns 7. in cheers the goal was" kicked and 18 9 6 ton was held at every turn an(l forced rose Chicago ' Dallas At Southern Methodist univerthose missed touchdown after goals 7 14 Heber 0 Grsdit, Grant to Hebet 0 J. 2i resident J. O, G. Wright to turn to forward passing Princeton gain ground Aggies 6. J. sity Touchdowns Their kicking attack gained Bllghtly. hut counted. John F. Bennett Chicago Scoring: W. At Anthony yf. Ivins President Vice Iowa 19, to Ivins, The refused Luther Anthony Fayette, unleashed, Upper Tiger, stop. Thomas 3. the running would not gain through or Inspired Charles W. Nibley Iowa 0. Wgldemar Van Cott by fresh hope, the team plunged Charts W. Niblejr, Vice President Touchdowns Crum around the unyielding Maroon wall. Hut and Princeton scoring: James At Chlpman Ind. 14, Stephen L. Richards Indiana Bloomington, pass after pass shot from the 2, Gray. with little Johnny Gorman, cool as If In back ran, Chas. S. Burton, Vice President N. W. Clayton Chas. S. Burton Michigan Aggie 6. field. Finally a long pass across for trv after touchdowns Points victory, directing play, Princeton cut loose f'eld was Earl-haAt Richmond, lnd. Hanover 19, The throw had been Smith Beattie (substituted for Crum). Arthur Winter ' a daisiing forward passing attack which long and grounded. but Henry T. McEwaa, Vice Prea, Cashier James D. Murdock 6.. maroon some perfect, G. McDonald James Umpire-Colo- nel Albert Smith carried them again and again within Referee Schwarts George (Brown). Alvin C. Strong, Assistant Cashier At Omaha Marquette 13, Creighton 2. charger had held a Tiger with hi Head ths Maroon goal. Ilackett (West Point). Henry T. McEwan George S. Spencer striking distance of At Iowa City Iowa 66, Purdue 0. was ball the and Princeton hands, W. Assistant Cashier given was at Field John work James, times, lineman ragged R. Willard Chicago's (Michigan) Kldrldge Smith At Chapel 11111 Maryland. 3, North yard of- Ihe goal. ragged jret powerfut, and at th end. of within twenty Judge Bankart (Dartmouth). T'me of Carolina 27. Refusing to stop, the Tiger, aided by periods 13 minutes eaih. th first quarter a forward heave by At Norfolk North Carolina State hammered away at the slowCleaves, the field leader of the Tigers, a penalty, Virginia Military Institute 14. d line, ly maroon yielding-- line. placed the ball- near th WILLIAMS NOSES At Dayton Denison 12, Miami 6. In vain Stag In reinforcerushed and when thev changed ends the Tigers At Danville Centre 32, University of ments while Roper, the hope of the east, smashed to gain that vital five yards. In his strategy poured his reserve In Louisville 7. COLUMBIANS force Into the breach. Inside the d At Manhattan Kansas university 7, Tigers Take Lead. ' line one of the most desperate struggles Aggie 7. With a crippled Kansas .NEW YORK, OcL With the Maroons holding and throw-Kin- g d was fought. Twice the fran- eleven At Ohio , Minneapolis Minneapolis and Tale of as a the result game Ken Smith back assault after assault, tic Tigers were held for short minus their Injured captain, Williams Stats 0. waa rushed to the rescue, and then, with gatnsplunging At Pittsburg Carnegie Tech 2S, Grove brealhlea, exhausted, bloody, the college defeated the Columbia .elevep 13 sudden shift, Gorman called upon Crum lines faced 0 each other again and then to 10 in a brilliantly played game todav. City and while the Maroon fine massed tp hold. Crum, hero of Irinretona touch-hac- k At Morgantown West Virginia univerfirst of The visitors showed a series open Cleaves or Smith, Crum hurled him- - down was to th(1 Bl(j of the wauit- 2s, Rutgers 9. the sity self through ths line and scored. Ken Grlm, determined, wild with eagerness. pla.vs that had th heavier eleven ofMal-loAt Houston Rice 9, Southwestern 9, third and Michael Dwyer, Mohawk A. C., Smith, debonair as If on the dance floor the youth faced the line. He hit It with local university et a disadvantage actAt St. Louis Missouri 9, St. Louis 0. New York, fourth. th little quarterback who waa at Princeton, kicked the goal, and the terrific force and plunged through. In At Washington (Juantico Marines 9, Plant, who retained bis title as nawas the moving spirit Tiger led. his path a pile of humanity sought to ing as captain, Most 4. Georgetown tional champion In the seven-m- il walk, of the plays deIn the attack. Again Stag called upon his battering-rabar his At Northfleld Norway. 40, took Mlddlcbury the lead at the three-mil- e mark veloped through forward passes, though wich 0. attack, and. with the Tiger line torn as a never and headed, final in Joseph kicks to shreds, outguessed and overrushed, the Crisis Reached. the of although series a Nashville Mercer At 0, 25. H. Pearman of the New York A. CX, Vanderbilt, Maroons pounded acmes for another moments of play were responsible for the At Pittsburg Pitt 7, BuckneU 0. pressed him toward the finiah. Plant' The mass of struggling humans crashed final touchdown that gave Williams the touchdown, and again missed goal, while At Worcester Holy Cross 9, Ver, time ass 64 minutes 49 6 seconds an down the supremacy of the cast or the game. the Mg Maroon crowd groaned. mont 0. Pearman 65 minutes 6 5 seconds. Twice Princeton, by desperate, daring west In football was in the balance At Orono Maine 14, Colby 9. forward passing and bv football which the west stands, packed with Maroon-cla- d At Providence Brown 16. Boston unilooked reckless, got within striking disrooters, sat breathless and fearful. HARVARD GIVEN HARD versity 4. tance, and both times Chicago hurled The east stands, hopeful tense waited. At Andover. Mans. Vale freshmen 7, BY them back. Once, when a forward pass Lieutenant Ilackett tore hla way down Collision Andover 0. in , lay had carried them inside the through the mound of bodies. At the At Hamilton Colgate 7, Susqueline, four plavs lost ground and a de- bottom, with a precious pigskin hugged feet, with full bao-men- t. CAMBRIDGE. OcL 28 (By the Asso- hanna 0. 28. Howard Oct. BISBEE, In his arms a crying, hysterical boy waa ciated Press ) Th team that Dartmouth Aria., spairing try for .goal was blocked. in Clinton At Hamilton 0, Alfred 0. Best block in city. Be Dlllman of Phoenix was Instantly killed Princeton's plight seemed hopeless, repeating "it's over, it's over." Tears brought to the stadium to meet Harvard At Poheneetadv Trinity 7, Union 3. near Benson, Arts., late today when the when, after a series of plays had placed streamed down his face; he today after an absence of ten years, Hiram At Hiram 7, Ashland I. tween Second car was and Third South over th ball Inside Princeton's twenty-yar- d ,he racing piloting th$ wept openly from Joy and as he arose .goes hack to the hills defeated 12 to 3, Bad At New York Williams 13, ColumDouglas-Phoenl- x line. Stag again race course In preparacalled upon John and masses in the east but with 63,000 spectators w Unease to an bia 10. orange Main Thomas and, with hla double battering stands arose to cheer, to beat each other street. Reasonabll tion for a race Monday crashed Into a unrelenting fight snd rushing power that At Carlisle Dickinson 48, Urslnus 0. touring car, overturned and was demolAt rent. Blacksburg Virginia 73, ished. Poly Joe also of Dla. Phoenix, The Red and Blue team match at Nfb-le- y mechanician for Catholic university 9. Pillmati, suffered minor At Trov Ranxlaer 17, Rochester 7. park will be played as scheduled this Injuries. At Annapolis St. Johns 20, Mount SL a becomes unless weatber the morning Mar y 0 good deal worse than it was yesterday, At Buffalo Buffalo 0, Clarkson 18. Off At Baltimore University of Virginia according to an announcement made by 19, Hopkins 0. on M. Riley, club professional, laet eveAt Iwlston Bates 7, Bowdotn 3. At Norfolk U. M. 1. 14. Carolina ning. NEW YORK, Oct. 28. Walter Hagen, State 0. It may be that the clay tees will be American of the British open golf At Springfield Springfield 6, Detroit 0. too we for use. . If that is the case, then title, and holder Joe Kirkwood, hi Australian Referee Paekey McFarAt Medford Wesleyan. 13, Tufts 6. the grass tees, which add a little mors touring partner, are on. their way went punishment that the bout, a scheduled At Indianapolis Wabash , Butler 9. distance to the links, will be used. to launch a Inter exhibition trip land stopped today main Krohn go, in the sixth. At Waco Baylor 4C, Mississippi Jt. It Is not likely that a rain and will carry them to the Pacific coast mouth waa cut and many of hla teetb links will be conducive to goed that At Wooster Webster 89, Western Reto later and schedthe south. first Their a ere loosened. serve 6. golf, but at least the players should be uled stop is Kansas City, Mix At Corvallis, Ora Stanford, 6; O. A. able to get some good sport out of the Individual matches. , C., 0. SHOP ROBBED. At Portland, Ore. University of OreCaptains H. C. Allen and F. S. RichBOXING Burglars entering the establishment ards of the Red and Blue teams, respecgon. 3; University of Idaho, 0. of the Stalwart Storage Battery comAt Birmingham Birmingham Southern tively, announced last evening th;ct a 814 South State street, obtained entries had been college, 21. Mlllmpa, 0 couple of eleventh-hou- r pany, 28. DAVENPORT. OcL After Iowa, At Austin, Texas Texas, 19; Ala- made. George Von Elm and J. M. Riley $00 m checks and $15 in cash. kffWN, Jim Mike holding Gibbons's Delanev, team tor Into admission the bama, JO. applied protege from St. Paul, fairly trance was gained by breaking open the At Auburn, Ala. Auburn, 30; Camp match. "Von Elm decided to cast his lot middleweight for five rounds last night. Harry . front door, according to a report; made 1th Allen's Rail, while Riley figured even Benning, 0. At Cincinnati St. Xaviers, 25; Marythat the Blues was the proper team to ICrohn of Cleveland Suffered jiuch severe to the police. ville (Tenn 6' college, 4 benefit by his play. Von Elm and Riley At Denver University of Denver, 14; will play an eighteen-hol- e match, and University of Colorado, 41. either makes a ill be whatever At Bethlehem Lehigh, 26; Muhlen- placed withpoints team s totals. his berg, 7. The losing team In the match today At Harrisburg Lebanon, 32; Washingill be called upon to defray the exton colleges 9. penses of a banquet for all the players At York Get ysbnrg, 152 Villanova, 7. The time and place for the banquet will At Swarthmore Swartttmore, 20; Ste- probably be known today. LL life of the stock Ilupmobile ens. 0. The matches will get under a ay at Touring Car which made the famous S3; Waynes-burMeadvllle At Allegheny,, 30 o'clock this morning. J(m-Sto- p 7. , Reliability Run, has just commenced. Although it At Lancaster Franklin end Marshall, covered 27,096 miles of rigorous intermountain 6; Haverford, 9. country roads, in its At New York New York university, sixty-da- y Show run, it will still be good for several times that distance. 23; Rhode Island State, 7. WestAt New York Fordham, J2; 9 21 General minster, Oct. WASHINGTON, At Northfleld, Minn. SL Olaf, 19; Pershing Is ths proud possessor of the Hardwood floors, all built-i- n features, hot air furnace. Carleton. 0. in the officers' ribbon winner three At Grand Fork. N. D. St. Thomas, Jumping class In yesterdays army horse 6 University of North Dakota, d. show here, confined to entries from the REASONABLE TERMS. At Moorhead, Minn North7 LwOcota Ag- Washington His Prominent district Concordia 65. college. gies, Torn captured ths blue ribbon in this ef nlvers I Wssh. by col- - class. One of the surprises of the day At FuHman, Inquire 22 Ramona Avenue, Hyland 4081. Stau Washington 17, Washington was the failure of President Harding's saddle horse entry, Harbel. ridden by ICAt Vexlngton Lynchburg 0, Lieutenant C, C, Jxdwtp, to win a place The car had already traveled 6000 63. It is the LENGTH of service as the private saddle class. First place Loulsl40, Arkansas Shreveport At miles when it was taken out on the demthis event went to Major General well as the quality of service that is Guylark. At Hampden Williams and Mary 3!, onstration. The official Princeton Victor Over Maroons in Spectacular. Gridiron Battle the-goal- , Stage's Warriors Lead to Fourth Period, When Tigers Stage Dazzling forward Pass Attack and' Triumph. lfn-e- two-yar- V OF , t, ur five-yar- - '' one-yar- tie SAFETY 1 one-yar- FOOTBALL RESULTS : ut Utah State National Bank - ' m five-var- OUT live-yar- ever-wage- n, Alii STREET m TORE on-si- DARTMOUTH FIGHT to Get Under Way Thu Morning at 9:30 Weather. 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